The glove that could give investigators a new break consistent with the one seen on the suspect in the surveillance video.

DNA is now being analyzed in hopes of identifying a suspect.

We still have hope.

The local sheriff clears Nancy Guthrie's family calling them victims plain and simple. I know who he is, and that was definitely Nancy with them.

Bluetooth sniffer to try to ping the signal on Nancy Guthrie's pacemaker.

To whoever has her, and it is never too late to do the right thing.

Good evening and welcome to a special edition of Laura Coates Live, the search for Nancy Guthrie.

Tonight, a major step forward in the investigation.

The sheriff making it clear Nancy's family had nothing to do with her disappearance 16 days

ago. Investigators are now waiting on test results that could help point them to who did.

Well, they're analyzing DNA found on a glove that appears to match the glove

worn by the suspect. It was picked up, recall, about two miles from Nancy Guthrie's home.

In just a moment, our reporters and law enforcement experts are going to walk us through

what that DNA may reveal and how investigators will try to match any results to a possible name.

But while they wait, the sheriff is drawing a bright line, telling people, stop pointing at the

family. He's clearing them as possible suspects. That includes Nancy Guthrie's three children

and their spouses. He says they are victims. And to suggest

otherwise isn't just wrong, it's cruel. Now, no one in law enforcement ever publicly said they

could have been involved, but the family has been the focus of a lot of unfounded online speculation.

There's only one known suspect right now.

It's the masked man caught on Nancy Guthrie's doorbell camera.

And on top of testing that glove,

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